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Utility of Rotary Chair Testing 

In a recent article, Advances in the Clinical Application of Rotational Chair Testing for the Diagnosis and Management…

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Cortical Changes in Total and Partial Vestibular Dysfunction, As Measured by EEG

A recent study by Hadi et al. (2026) analyzed and compared electroencephalogram (EEG) findings in individuals with presumed…

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Can You (Or Should You) Bring a Baby to a Concert?

Have you ever seen a baby or a young child at a very noisy event? Chances are you…

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Use of a Tablet-Based Mobile Classifier to Diagnose Vestibular Disorders

In a preprint article by Rye et al. (2026), the feasibility of utilizing a tablet-based screening questionnaire (“mobile…

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A middle-aged woman with shoulder-length blonde hair stands with her eyes closed and both hands raised to her temples, suggesting dizziness or vestibular disturbance, against a blurred gray background with a swirling motion effect.

Vestibular Exercises May Improve Outcomes in Those with Intracerebral Hemorrhage

In a recent article study by Killedar and Kanase (2026), effects of vestibular stimulation exercises were analyzed in…

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The Hum

In the early 1970s, humans around the globe began reporting a persistent, low frequency (30-80 Hz) noise and…

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